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The document discusses different models of communication including linear, transactional, and interactive models. It provides examples of each model and their key features. Linear communication is one-way without feedback, while transactional involves an exchange of messages between sender and receiver. The interactive model incorporates feedback to allow interpretations. Activities are included to apply and assess understanding of the different communication models.

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The document discusses different models of communication including linear, transactional, and interactive models. It provides examples of each model and their key features. Linear communication is one-way without feedback, while transactional involves an exchange of messages between sender and receiver. The interactive model incorporates feedback to allow interpretations. Activities are included to apply and assess understanding of the different communication models.

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TRY THIS

1. C
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. C

DO THIS: Activity 1. WHICH IS WHICH!


1. Situation 1
2. Situation 2
3. Situation 1
4. Situation 2
5. Situation 1

EXPLORE
1. Linear Communication is considered a one-way process where the sender is the
only source of the message and the receiver doesn’t give feedback or response.
On the other hand, Transactional Communication is the exchange of messages
between the sender and the receiver where each takes turns to send or receive
messages.

2. The process of communication that occurred in Situation 1 is Linear


communication. It is considered Linear communication because the sender is the
only source of message and it lacks one essential element which is the feedback.
Meanwhile, in Situation 2, it is considered as Transactional communication
because both the sender and receiver exchange messages. The sender sends a
message while the receiver gives feedback.

3. The linear communication model is a one-way interaction where feedback is not


present. Linear is the primary communication model, whereas the transactional
model is formed based on the linear model. The sender communicates with the
receiver without receiving feedback.
(Continuation of Number 3) In the interactional model, meaning is achieved
through the feedback of a sender and a receiver. Transactional model of
communication is the exchange of messages between sender and receiver where
each takes turns to send or receive messages.

APPLY WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED


Activity 2: KNOW MORE!
Table 1

Model of Communication Feature Pros Cons

1. Linear Berlo’s model of Ex. There is no Good at audience Communication is not


Communication concept of persuasion. continuous.
feedback.

2. Transactional Berlund’s Model of Makes the It is an easy way for Barnlund's model is
Communication communication a speaker to make a very complex.
more efficient. point as well as an
easy way for a
listener to take in
what the speaker
has said.

3. Interactive Schramm Model of Communication It has more Doesn't recognize


Communication is circular. practical that communication
applications than can be unequal.
previous
communication
models.
Activity 3: TELL ME THE DIFFERENCE!
Table 2

Model of Communication Strength Weakness

1. Linear Model It's typically clear and Linear communication


easy to understand. This doesn't allow receivers to
limits miscommunication respond right away, or
and helps senders get sometimes at all. This can
their message across be a disadvantage for
easily. receivers who want to
respond to the message.

2. Transactional Model Transactional models The transactional model of


account for non-verbal communication fails to
cues such as body take into account that
language and gestures, people communicate
which tends to make it an through a variety of
accurate representation mediums that rely on
of face-to-face nonverbal cues like facial
interactions. expressions and gestures.
The transactional model
also does not account for
context and how it impacts
social interactions.

3. Interactive Model Active participation from Lack of prompt feedback.


both the sender and Communication process is
receiver. Inclusion of limited to one interaction
feedback to allow between two participants.
reactions to be conveyed. Doesn't consider how the
More focused on the communication process
interaction rather than impacts social realities.
the message. Messages Role of the receiver is not
can be interpreted in clearly stated when
different ways. interpreting a message.
REFLECT
Activity 4: LET’S REFLECT

I thought the Oral Communication lesson would be somehow complicated and


hard to understand. But along the way answering the activities, I find it fun and
interesting.

I learned that there are two types of communication processes and how they
differ from each other. I also learned the different types of models of communication
including Linear Communication Model, Transactional Communication Model, and
Interactive Model.

ASSESS WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED


1. Transactional
-It possesses 5 elements of communication. It is considered as Transactional
communication because both the sender and receiver exchange messages. They
exchange messages which makes it transactional.
2. Linear
-It is considered Linear communication because the sender is the only source of
message and it lacks one essential element which is the feedback.
3. Transactional
- It is considered as Transactional communication because both the sender and
receiver exchange messages. The sender sends a message while the receiver gives
feedback.
4. Interactive
-There’s an active participation from both the sender and receiver because they
did video calling. The receiver’s feedback allows reactions to be conveyed since
they see each other and communicate through facial expressions.
5. Linear
-The linear communication model is a one-way interaction where feedback is not
present. The sender communicates with the receiver without receiving feedback.

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